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Samsung Tablet vs. Ipad
- Thread starter warmhart8
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you are asking the wrong forum.
of course here i would recommend the galaxy tab s6. i'm thinking of buying one for myself for xmas.
of course here i would recommend the galaxy tab s6. i'm thinking of buying one for myself for xmas.
It depends on what you want to use it for, whether you want to deal with 2 operating systems, 2 sets of apps, etc.
The iPad will get updates for longer, and I prefer the aluminium build to the glass backs Samsung use these days. As someone who uses a stylus with a tablet the fact that the Apple one is an optional (and expensive) extra is a drawback, as is the fact that I'd have to find alternatives to some of the apps I use most. Without knowing more about what you want from a tablet and how easily you switch OSes, what apps you use, it's really hard to answer.
The iPad will get updates for longer, and I prefer the aluminium build to the glass backs Samsung use these days. As someone who uses a stylus with a tablet the fact that the Apple one is an optional (and expensive) extra is a drawback, as is the fact that I'd have to find alternatives to some of the apps I use most. Without knowing more about what you want from a tablet and how easily you switch OSes, what apps you use, it's really hard to answer.
svim
Extreme Android User
Here's a good article to read through on tablets:
https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-tablets/
Even if you want to ignore their recommendations scroll down to peruse through all the information on choosing what best fits your particular needs. Read up on what's available, educate yourself, and then make an informed choice on what works out best for you, not someone else.
https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-tablets/
Even if you want to ignore their recommendations scroll down to peruse through all the information on choosing what best fits your particular needs. Read up on what's available, educate yourself, and then make an informed choice on what works out best for you, not someone else.